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Dental experts! what types of food can i eat with a tooth missing?
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A missing tooth : Doesn't necessarily dictate a special diet. However, if you have a newly extracted tooth - then liquid or soft diet may preferable to you for a day or two. No alcohol. Not hot beverages.
Answered 12/11/2013
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